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[00:02:38] Para, Director General of
[00:02:52] Songo Andaille, Minister of
[00:03:35] the 12th constituted police
[00:03:54] invitation from
[00:07:41] Welcome to this new issue. of your civil security
[00:07:44] and population magazine in its content of
[00:07:48] national and international information. Loyal
[00:07:51] viewers,
[00:07:53] hello.
[00:07:58] On Friday, July 31, 2026, in the
[00:08:01] morning, Mr. Jean Olé
[00:08:05] Interior and Decentralization, presided over the
[00:08:08] transfer of authority ceremony coupled with
[00:08:13] the 12th constituted police
[00:08:19] the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission for
[00:08:22] the Central African Republic at the esplanade of the Alphonse Massamba Debat stadium in
[00:08:26] Brazzaville. The ceremony was led by
[00:08:30] Chief Adjutant Confiance Ngatua Kumu. The
[00:08:33] ceremony, which took place under the patronage of the Minister of Interior and
[00:08:39] Jean-OLE Songo Honday, took place in two phases: the
[00:08:42] first was dedicated to the enthronement of the commander of
[00:08:48] unit of Congo for the United Nations Multidimensional
[00:08:51] Integrated Stabilization Mission for the Central African Republic,
[00:08:54] Lieutenant Colonel of Gendarmerie Juscelin Briss
[00:08:58] Mundieu by the Commander of the National Gendarmerie according to the
[00:09:01] customary formula. The assessment report presented by the President of the
[00:09:05] Technical Committee of Constituted Police Units, Commander
[00:09:09] Ensegan, Chief of Staff of the National Gendarmerie, Colonel
[00:09:13] Major Patrick Imat Mouyoki, showed that the 12th
[00:09:16] constituted police unit,
[00:09:20] composed of 140 police officers and gendarmes, including 28
[00:09:24] women, all selected after an
[00:09:28] operational preparation that lasted
[00:09:31] 7 months, during which they trained in
[00:09:34] maintaining order, combat, handling weapons, complex
[00:09:38] equipment, as well as specific
[00:09:42] procedures for United Nations
[00:09:44] peacekeeping missions. At the end of a certification evaluation
[00:09:48] carried out by United Nations experts, they were
[00:09:52] deemed individually and collectively fit to
[00:09:55] serve in an international peacekeeping mission. Thus,
[00:09:59] the long-awaited moment arrived, the oath-taking to the
[00:10:02] national
[00:10:03] flag.
[00:10:15] I take note of your
[00:10:19] oath and I will meet you at the
[00:10:22] results. Then the Minister of Interior and
[00:10:26] Decentralization proceeded to sign the legal act of
[00:10:29] authority transfer through his speech, in which we
[00:10:33] note that he observed a minute of silence in
[00:10:36] memory of all the victims of
[00:10:39] Central African Republic.
[00:10:54] that... we must register under
[00:10:58] the duty of solidarity
[00:11:02] that teaches us, Mr. President of the Republic,
[00:11:06] Head of State, Supreme Commander of the
[00:11:09] Armies, his
[00:11:11] Excellency,
[00:11:14] mediator in many conflicts in
[00:11:18] Africa, I take note
[00:11:20] and the administration
[00:11:23] group,
[00:11:26] which effectively conducts
[00:11:28] the
[00:11:31] operational of our
[00:11:34] contingents
[00:11:37] sp, I also
[00:11:39] take
[00:11:41] note of the installation by the General
[00:11:44] commanding the National
[00:11:47] Gendarmerie
[00:11:49] in the first part of this
[00:11:51] ceremony of the name...
[00:11:56] disciple at the head of this
[00:12:00] contingent
[00:12:03] and its officers and
[00:12:05] female and male
[00:12:08] officers, making up this
[00:12:11] trinity
[00:12:14] to fully understand
[00:12:18] the
[00:12:22] the unit, cohesion
[00:12:25] acquired during your
[00:12:28] preparation, which must
[00:12:31] be
[00:12:35] a guiding
[00:12:36] force
[00:12:39] on the respect for national
[00:12:43] military elements
[00:12:45] and the directives of the administration
[00:12:49] which apply to all with
[00:12:53] the greatest rigor.
[00:12:55] Thus, on behalf of the
[00:12:59] government, I solemnly
[00:13:03] declare the transfer of
[00:13:06] responsibility for the 12th
[00:13:09] constituted police unit of
[00:13:13] Congo to the United
[00:13:16] Nations, from
[00:13:18] now on, this
[00:13:20] unit
[00:13:23] can be engaged and in all
[00:13:26] legitimacy under the banner of the
[00:13:29] United Nations,
[00:13:33] within the Multidimensional Integrated United
[00:13:37] Nations Mission
[00:13:41] stabilization of the
[00:13:42] Central African Republic.
[00:13:52] On August 5, 2026, when the Ethiopian
[00:13:55] Airlines flight, transporting the 12th constituted police
[00:13:58] unit, lands at Opongi International
[00:14:02] Airport, the Congolese troops will come under the
[00:14:05] command of
[00:14:06] MINUSCA.
[00:14:11] During major sporting,
[00:14:14] commercial, cultural, and community events, civil
[00:14:18] security responds to the requests of organizers by
[00:14:22] setting up a planned provisional
[00:14:25] relief system designed to guarantee the health security of
[00:14:29] participants. It is in this dynamic that it
[00:14:32] ensured, from July 20 to 25, 2026, the
[00:14:36] health coverage of the Davis Cup Africa
[00:14:40] Group 5 tennis tournament organized by the Congolese Tennis Federation
[00:14:44] (FECOTENN) at the Brazzaville tennis center,
[00:14:47] located near the Alphonse Massomba
[00:14:51] Debat stadium, according to Police Adjutant Donald
[00:14:54] Uramba, for the details,
[00:14:57] this continental competition brought together 14
[00:15:00] nations: Congo, Cameroon, Ethiopia,
[00:15:04] Gabon, Libya, Madagascar, Mauritania,
[00:15:07] Mauritius, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sudan,
[00:15:10] Tanzania, Zambia, and Uganda, all
[00:15:14] seeking qualification for the Davis Cup Africa Group 5 at the end of
[00:15:17] matches played in a spirit of fair play, fraternity,
[00:15:21] and sporting excellence.
[00:15:25] Placed under the patronage of the
[00:15:28] Civic Education, this competition also
[00:15:32] mobilized a significant public who came to support the
[00:15:35] various delegations. During the 5 days of the tournament, civil
[00:15:39] security deployed a medical system
[00:15:43] composed of doctors, nurses, first responders, and a
[00:15:46] medical ambulance that remained operational on site,
[00:15:50] to ensure immediate care for any potential
[00:15:53] emergencies concerning athletes,
[00:15:57] officials, organizers, as well as
[00:16:00] spectators. Thanks to this permanent
[00:16:03] presence, the medical teams were able to intervene
[00:16:06] effectively in several cases, thus
[00:16:09] contributing to the smooth running of the competition. The
[00:16:13] representatives of the winning teams expressed their
[00:16:16] satisfaction. It's nice to have firefighters on site
[00:16:19] as it ensures safety and everyone feels confident, so we felt
[00:16:23] good. When we talk about firefighters, they are the pros.
[00:16:27] Regarding health and security, they were up to
[00:16:30] their service. 61 people received
[00:16:34] care from the civil security medical teams. Beyond
[00:16:38] sporting performance, this edition of the Davis
[00:16:41] Cup Africa, Group 5, will have demonstrated the importance of
[00:16:45] adequate health coverage during international
[00:16:48] events.
[00:16:50] internationaux.
[00:16:57] As part of its weekly activities to maintain the
[00:17:01] physical condition of its personnel, the General
[00:17:04] Directorate of Administration and Finance (DEGAF) of
[00:17:07] the Ministry of National Defense, in collaboration
[00:17:11] with the Association of Commissioners and Administrative Officers (AKOA),
[00:17:14] organized on Saturday, July 25,
[00:17:17] 2026, a large sports walk
[00:17:21] whose health coverage was provided by civil security.
[00:17:25] The report on this activity by
[00:17:29] Police Adjutant Georgelin
[00:17:31] Massamba. This walk, which is part of the
[00:17:35] weekly sports session program, is aimed at
[00:17:38] maintaining the physical condition of personnel of the DEGAF of
[00:17:41] the Ministry of National Defense, while strengthening
[00:17:44] cohesion and team spirit. This
[00:17:48] exceptional edition brought together DEGAF
[00:17:51] personnel, members of the Association of Commissioners
[00:17:56] as well as trainees for the technical aptitude certificate
[00:17:59] (BAT), administration option.
[00:18:02] After a
[00:18:06] warm-up session, the
[00:18:09] participants set off under the authority of Commissioner General
[00:18:13] Yve Alay and young Hénon
[00:18:16] Administration and Finance. Throughout the
[00:18:19] route, a civil security medical team
[00:18:23] provided health coverage for the event
[00:18:26] to provide assistance, if necessary, to any participant
[00:18:29] from the DEGAF headquarters to the Pont Doudou in
[00:18:33] passing through the ARPCE roundabout, the August 15
[00:18:38] National Defense roundabout, the August 15, 1960 bridge
[00:18:42] on the corniche, the Case de Gau roundabout, the
[00:18:46] Bolingo restaurant in Bakongo, the Kitenge roundabout, and
[00:18:49] Fulbert Youlou Avenue.
[00:19:15] The walk ended at the Bantu Beach restaurant with a
[00:19:19] cohesion meal, a moment of conviviality that strengthened
[00:19:23] the bonds of military fraternity, solidarity, and cohesion among
[00:19:27] the participants. We responded to an
[00:19:31] the COA, which is an association of
[00:19:35] administrative commissioners, an activity. it is programmed to
[00:19:38] promote cohesion within this association, the
[00:19:42] supervising staff and trainees of the administrative
[00:19:46] aptitude certificate were invited to this
[00:19:50] cohesion walk in the traditional mission of firefighters is to
[00:19:53] ensure safety and
[00:19:56] rescue people in case of incidents or
[00:19:59] accidents. DEGAF organizes a
[00:20:03] sports session every Saturday, however,
[00:20:06] exceptionally today...
[00:20:37] We continued to the Bolingo roundabout and then we
[00:20:41] headed towards the Pont du Dieu to end up here at the beach, the main
[00:20:45] objective is first of all sports to allow
[00:20:48] personnel. After a week of hard labor,
[00:20:52] in addition, it also falls within the framework of cohesion for all
[00:20:56] military administration personnel, given the quality of the personnel
[00:21:00] who accompany us, especially the older ones who are part of the
[00:21:03] COA, and we are not too sure of their health
[00:21:06] condition, as a precaution, we wanted to involve civil
[00:21:09] security so that in case of a problem,
[00:21:13] quickly, first aid can be provided to this
[00:21:16] personnel. The sports walk took place without incident, with
[00:21:20] only one case taken care of. Beyond
[00:21:23] its sporting character, it strengthened the physical condition
[00:21:27] of the participants and confirmed the importance of
[00:21:30] health coverage during major events, as well as
[00:21:34] the commitment of civil security to the protection of
[00:21:37] people.
[00:21:44] As part of the recreational activities related to
[00:21:47] school holidays, the Lightworld School
[00:21:51] Complex organized on Friday, July 10,
[00:21:54] an excursion for its students to Zoco
[00:21:58] Village amusement park in the Pointe Noire
[00:22:01] department. Aware of the risks inherent in such
[00:22:04] a gathering of many children in a natural
[00:22:08] environment far from the main hospitals and
[00:22:15] took the necessary measures to ensure the health
[00:22:18] safety
[00:22:20] of the students by requesting the services of the territorial command of
[00:22:24] civil security of Pointe Noire Kouilou. Doctors,
[00:22:28] Police Lieutenant Vivaldi Chanonda Malonga,
[00:22:32] report. At the request of the officials of the
[00:22:35] Bilingual Lightworld School, the territorial
[00:22:39] command of civil security of Pointe-Noire Kouilou deployed
[00:22:42] a provisional and complete relief system
[00:22:45] composed of doctors, nurses,
[00:22:48] rescuers, and firefighter
[00:22:51] divers. The civil security teams
[00:22:57] the boarding of students to the unfolding of
[00:23:00] activities at the Zoco
[00:23:03] Village site. Thanks to this system,
[00:23:11] the effectiveness of the coordination between the organizers and the
[00:23:14] emergency services. The
[00:23:16] students had fun, they thrived. And everything
[00:23:20] was accompanied by firefighters on the ground, they were
[00:23:24] very vigilant, very brave, thank God, no cases were
[00:23:27] recorded thanks to their vigilance and thanks to their foresight, it was beautiful, we
[00:23:31] had fun, visited everywhere,
[00:23:35] played, there was also the supervision of the firefighters, so they
[00:23:39] ensured our safety, there were
[00:23:41] no injured, no sick, thanks to
[00:23:45] security, thanks to the firefighters, they did a good job, in any case there was no danger, no
[00:23:48] injuries, nothing, everything went well thanks to them, thanks for their
[00:23:52] commitment, their work, we really appreciate it a lot. Note
[00:23:56] that the excursion brought together 112
[00:23:58] participants, including 100 students and
[00:24:01] 2004.
[00:24:04] This intervention illustrates the importance of provisional
[00:24:07] relief systems during events organized in areas
[00:24:11] far from health facilities to ensure
[00:24:14] optimal safety
[00:24:16] conditions.
[00:24:27] In our last broadcast, we
[00:24:30] discussed the intensity of forest fires in some Western European
[00:24:33] countries. Today, the Civil
[00:24:36] Security Universe section returns to the subject by focusing on
[00:24:40] France, with the department of Gironde, of which Bordeaux
[00:24:44] is the main city, in its sights. Let's
[00:24:47] start by informing you that France currently has
[00:24:50] 16 firefighters dead in fires. In the
[00:24:54] Gironde department, 42,000 hectares of
[00:24:57] forest and vegetation burned as well as 240 homes
[00:25:01] engulfed by
[00:25:04] the city of Bordeaux, fueled by very violent
[00:25:08] and dry winds. Apart from homes, the damage
[00:25:12] also concerns wild animals, several of which perished
[00:25:15] trapped by the flames. There is also the emergence of diseases
[00:25:19] caused by smoke inhalation. In any
[00:25:23] case, the fire situation in some regions of
[00:25:26] France resembles a cataclysm,
[00:25:30] as shown by the images you are about to
[00:25:32] see. A ghost
[00:25:35] village, it is from the sky that one measures
[00:25:38] the extent of the catastrophe.
[00:25:41] The ruins of houses ravaged by the flames are worthy of a war
[00:25:45] scene. The fire devoured everything, but miraculously,
[00:25:48] a
[00:25:50] casualty.
[00:25:53] Burned cars, charred
[00:25:55] gardens, nothing resisted the flames, in
[00:25:59] what was, just a few days ago, a
[00:26:02] tourist town.
[00:26:05] Sorry.
[00:26:08] The fire destroyed the peripheral districts of the municipality of
[00:26:12] Le Porge. These two elected officials are going around to identify the
[00:26:15] burned homes and notify the owners. At least
[00:26:19] 175 houses completely destroyed. Despair
[00:26:22] and for the inhabitants, the anguish of never
[00:26:26] recovering their former lives.
[00:26:29] A silent tragedy affects wild fauna. Thousands
[00:26:33] of animals find themselves trapped: wild boars,
[00:26:36] roe deer, red squirrels, birds,
[00:26:39] reptiles, and amphibians. Severe burns, intoxication by
[00:26:43] toxic fumes, extreme dehydration, injuries, and
[00:26:47] intense stress. Many do not survive the frantic race of the
[00:26:50] flames. The survivors wander disoriented in a burned
[00:26:54] landscape, without shelter or food. Faced with this
[00:26:57] distress, care centers are mobilized relentlessly.
[00:27:00] The LPO Aquitaine, and other structures
[00:27:03] welcome a massive influx of animals in distress: swifts and
[00:27:07] swallows fallen from the nest, weakened bats, orphaned
[00:27:10] fawns, burned small mammals. Every day,
[00:27:14] veterinarians and caregivers fight to rehydrate them, treat their
[00:27:17] wounds, and give them a chance. Animal rescue
[00:27:20] brigades patrol alongside firefighters, risking their lives to
[00:27:24] extract survivors from areas still burning.
[00:27:27] Water tanks placed at the edges, delicate capture, emergency
[00:27:31] transport, a discreet but vital solidarity to
[00:27:34] preserve the biodiversity of this fragile territory. These
[00:27:38] animals are not just collateral victims. They
[00:27:41] embody an entire ecosystem that is disappearing before our eyes. Each
[00:27:45] rescue reminds us of the urgency to protect both humans and the wild
[00:27:49] life that shares this same land. In the forests of
[00:27:52] Gironde, the fight continues so that nature can one day
[00:27:55] be reborn.
[00:28:01] The devastating forest fires in Western
[00:28:05] Europe are an opportunity for us to reiterate the advice
[00:28:08] already given to the population in our
[00:28:11] broadcast in order to prevent them. Every year, or almost,
[00:28:15] significant areas and
[00:28:18] surfaces are subject to a severe fire risk in
[00:28:22] forests, which is even the subject
[00:28:25] of concern worldwide
[00:28:29] and is also the subject
[00:28:32] of information in the media. This concerns all possible
[00:28:36] decision-makers regarding the control and
[00:28:39] management of the forest ecosystem.
[00:28:43] Only prevention
[00:28:46] efforts will make it possible to reduce the number of
[00:28:49] fire outbreaks and also anticipate
[00:28:52] the consequences related to
[00:28:56] climate change as far as forests are concerned. The first
[00:29:00] cause or nature of causes: these are
[00:29:02] causes that are
[00:29:05] behavior, in what we call human
[00:29:08] causes, and among these causes, we must distinguish two main
[00:29:12] types: first, unintentional
[00:29:15] causes and intentional causes. As
[00:29:19] far as intentional causes are concerned, these are
[00:29:22] activities carried out by humans that are
[00:29:26] at the origin, and this, of course, through the
[00:29:29] negligence shown by humans. And
[00:29:33] also carelessness and
[00:29:35] certain actions that arise from a simple
[00:29:39] accident. That's why you see man is at
[00:29:43] the center of everything based on his behavior, you
[00:29:46] see this man who throws cigarette butts that
[00:29:50] are lit into entire
[00:29:53] vegetation or simply around this
[00:29:57] vegetation, and this is what naturally ignites
[00:30:00] forests. You also have, with man, the
[00:30:04] possibility of making campfires or barbecues that are
[00:30:08] poorly extinguished or poorly managed in a forest or
[00:30:12] around these forests, and this is also an important
[00:30:15] factor that generates forest fires. And there
[00:30:19] are certain effects that are accidental
[00:30:22] naturally, but there is also the burning
[00:30:26] of waste in forests.
[00:30:29] level of our forests. So there are these operations
[00:30:32] that are carried out by man and which are at the origin of forest fires.
[00:30:36] As far as intentional causes
[00:30:39] are concerned, these are acts that man
[00:30:41] commits and which lead to criminal
[00:30:44] fires throughout the forests. It's true that the
[00:30:47] frequency is low compared to the first
[00:30:51] cause, but that makes fires exist at
[00:30:54] the forest level and you know at this level
[00:30:58] to escape